Bankruptcy Lawyers

What Are Some Good Questions To Ask a Bankruptcy Attorney?

Learn the questions to ask to learn whether you should hire a particular bankruptcy lawyer or whether you should continue your bankruptcy representation search.

What Can I Do If I Can't Afford a Bankruptcy Lawyer?

Even if you can’t afford an attorney, help might be available through friends and family, legal aid societies, free legal clinics, or pro bono (free of charge) attorneys. Learn strategies for paying for bankruptcy legal fees.

Where Is The Cheapest Place To File For Bankruptcy?

The location of your residence and property determines where you can file for bankruptcy, and the filing fees are the same no matter where you file. Learn how much you must pay to file under Chapters 7 and 13.

How Do Bankruptcy Lawyers Get Paid?

Many people get the money to pay the lawyer’s retainer by borrowing from friends and family or by paying the lawyer instead of debts they can eliminate in bankruptcy. Learn more strategies for paying bankruptcy legal fees.

What Can I Do If I Can't Afford a Bankruptcy Lawyer?

Even if you can’t afford an attorney, help might be available through friends and family, legal aid societies, free legal clinics, or pro bono (free of charge) attorneys. Learn strategies for paying for bankruptcy legal fees.

Typical Lawyer Fees in Chapter 7 Bankruptcy

Although attorney fees vary significantly, the average bankruptcy lawyer charges $1,200 to $2,000 for Chapter 7 bankruptcy services. Learn the factors determining the cost you'll pay a Chapter 7 attorney for bankruptcy representation.

How Much Will It Cost to File Bankruptcy in Georgia With a Lawyer?

How much will it cost to file bankruptcy in Georgia with a lawyer?

How Much Will It Cost to File Bankruptcy in Missouri With a Lawyer?

The fee to file a bankruptcy case is the same throughout the United States, including Missouri. Learn about bankruptcy filing fees and more.